TRUMPET VOLUNTARY - JOHN STANLEY - ORGAN SOLO - JONATHAN SCOTT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2021
- Jonathan Scott performs his solo organ arrangement of John Stanley (1712-1786) Trumpet Voluntary on the 1895 T.C. Lewis pipe organ of Albion Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, UK.
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Film & Sound by:
TOM SCOTT
Thanks to:
Everyone at Albion Church
THE ORGAN OF ALBION CHURCH
T.C. LEWIS 1895
(Rebuilt 1953 by Rushworth & Dreaper)
SPECIFICATION
Original Lewis stop names in brackets.
RD indicates changes by Rushworth and Dreaper in 1953
PEDAL ORGAN
1. Acoustic Bass 32 [Quint 10 2/3] RD
2. Open Wood No.1 16 [Great Bass (Open)]
3. Open Wood No.2 (from 16) 16 RD
4. Violone 16 [Violon]
5. Sub Bass16
6. Octave (from 2) 8 RD
7. Bass Flute (from 5) 8
8. Trombone 16 [Posaune]
9. Tromba (from 8) 8 [Trumpet]
10. Tuba (from 47) 8 RD
CHOIR ORGAN (unenclosed)
11. Lieblich Gedackt 8 [Lieblich Gedact]
12. Salicional 8
13. Dulciana 8
14. Flauto Traverso 4
15. Harmonic Piccolo 2 [Piccolo Harmonique]
Octave
Sub Octave
Unison Off
GREAT ORGAN
16. Double Open Diapason 16
17. Open Diapason No.1 8
18. Open Diapason No.2 8
19. Harmonic Flute 8 [Flûte Harmonique]
20. Octave 4
21. Harmonic Flute 4 [Flûte Harmonique]
22. Twelfth 2 2/3 [Octave Quint]
23. Fifteenth 2 [Super Octave]
24. Mixture IV 19.22.26.29
25. Trumpet 8
26. Clarion 4
27. Tuba (from 47) 8 RD
SWELL ORGAN
28. Lieblich Bourdon 16 [Lieblich Gedact]
29. Geigen Diapason 8 [Geigen Principal]
30. Rohr Flöte 8
31. Echo Salicional 8 [Salicional]
32. Viola da Gambe 8 [Viole de Gambe]
33. Voix Celestes 8 TC
34. Geigen Principal 4
35. Flautina 2 [Flautino]
36. Mixture III 15.19.22
37. Double Trumpet 16
38. Horn 8
39. Oboe 8
40. Clarion 4
Tremulant
Octave
Sub Octave
Unison Off
SOLO ORGAN Enclosed
41. Harmonic Flute 8 [Orchestral Flute]
42. Concert Flute 4
43. Clarinet 8 [Clarionet]
44. Orchestral Oboe 8
45. Cor Anglais 8
46. Vox Humana 8
Tremulant
47. Tuba 8 (unenclosed) RD
Octave
Sub Octave
Unison Off
COUPLERS
Swell to Pedal
Swell to Great
Swell to Choir
Choir to Great
Choir to Pedal
Great to Pedal
Solo to Pedal
Solo to Great
Solo to Swell
Solo to Choir
Balanced expression pedals to Swell and Solo
The actions are electro pneumatic
Manual Compass 58 notes
C-a3 (keyboards 61 notes) manual keyboards extend to c4, top 3 notes silent
Pedal Compass 30 notes
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I just told my wife that your are perfection in playing! I was an organist for 40 years.
Thank you so much for this. I have been searching for this wedding song. Perfection.
this was my walk in for my wedding 1965 everyone thought I was nuts
I think you made a wise choice. Can't think of anything more appropriate to walk down the aisle to. My first love used it for her procession. Unfortunately for me I wasn't the one at the other end of the aisle.
you were not nuts... just a beautiful tune, for a lovely day...
It was my wedding march... the Organ had trumpet stops and was mind blowing.
Britain's unique musical traditions at their best. THX
Beautiful!!! I think what makes this so special is that it's being played on this glorious T.C. Lewis organ at Albion Church. I love trumpet music, and I didn't even miss real trumpets in this, because the organ replicates them so well. This organ has such a beautiful tone, it's perfect for everything, but especially for bright pieces like this!
A lovely performance of a gloriously uplifting piece.
A favorite since childhood! Played brilliantly. Thanks Scott Brothers!
Amazing music and fantastic organist !
Beautiful as always! 🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏❤
I love your channel🥺❤
Welcome to the club my friend
@@dark_magic_9474 lol
Fantastic !! Always leaves me in floods of tears. Wonderful arrangement. Very many thanks indeed.
my favorite instrument, you are a fantastic musician thank you so much!
Lovely...bright...and crisp! Thank you!
In a horrible battle against depression during lockdown your videos have been a wonderful tonic, marvelous music played by a fabulous talent of which this is just one example. So grateful you have shared this- warm thanks
Lindo, grandioso! Obrigada a vocês dois por tudo!
Sim 😊
Always a delight
This man is amazing four keyboards plus his foot pedals
Lovely! Thank you, gentlemen.
Beautiful music, wonderful organist.
The best version i have ever heard of this,so much going on,congratulations again to Tom and Jonathan for this amazing production.
I normally don't like organ music but you're changing me and I like it.
Well from 1.49 this comes to life in a way that Dianne Bish and Virgil For would adore! I have played this so many times for weddings as a solo or with one or two trumpets so this version comes as a refreshing change. Cross reference with Maurice Andre and Jane Parker Smith. Thank you for this recording a great treat.
I just found out I'd missed this one. You went back to Albion for my birthday, but I always try to leave town for my birthday! I never tire of this sound!
Bravo. Loved it! Bellmore, NY USA
Never forgotten and played on the organ often when my schoolteachers marched into assembly or prize-givings in the 1960s and early 70s.
Just love your playing style and technique and registrations, Jonathon. Your combination changes are clean and one-time. Enjoyed the performance.
From: Phoenix, Arizona, USA.
Howdy neighbor! Also from Phoenix, now how do we get the Scott Brothers to visit here to play the handful of instruments lurking about the area sitting largely unused?
@@pipedreamin I was going to pose that question myself. I used to be a church organist. Don't play at concert level anymore. Just love the instrument. Organ Hall at ASU would be a start. Maybe after this hideous pandemic is over.
@@pipedreamin Also wanted to know, are you an organist?
@@lexicon2007 unfortunately no, taught myself a little years ago until my old Baldwin died. I’ve been fascinated with these ever since a kid. Used to go to organ stop on Missouri. I believe Walt Strony played there back then, I have a couple records from there I bought way back when of him playing it. The Fritz is a wonderful instrument, but there are many more around town like the one in Gammage, the Fowkes up in Pinnacle Presbyterian, the Schantz in Trinity just to name a couple. There really is quite a variety of instrument styles here in the area.
@@pipedreamin It's great you taught yourself to play the organ. I used to attend the organ concerts at ASU Organ Hall given by Dr. Kimberly. I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Kimberly at one of her Organ Hall concerts. She was a gem to speak with. She even offered me some Organ time at the organ there.
I have at home a Viscount 2M/P, a CONN 652 Theater Organ and an Estey Reed Organ for practice.
Sorry to hear your Baldwin organ died.
It would be great to meet up and chat about the organ, let me know.
Wonderful in every way! Thank you!
Amazing performance🍃thank you
As always masterfully played and your arrangements are top notch!!
Thanks Jonathan for the trompet voluntary loveley.
Today 4mei we remember the victoms of the 2 world war in the Netherlands.
Fabulous.
It seems incredible to me that someone can play three different lines of music at the same time: two hands..and the feet! all at the same time. What a brain that requires!!
I agree! It boggles my mind all the time listening to organists! Jonathan is one of the superior organists of today!
Gracias por este regalo, alegría para los oidos, la vista y para el alma.😘
Stunning performance. Thank you x
Absolutely Beautiful!!!!!
This would be my dream job, travelling around playing organs in Churches & Cathedrals, sadly currently Im only able to play the piano, 😂 so I'll have to do it during my next reincarnation! 😂 ❤️
Is there an instrument on this planet that surpasses the organ? No, no sir, no, no. And my colleagues who listen to reggaeton. Insignificant and horrible music. To hell with that music, and long live academic music !!!
maybe the accordion or bagpipes but other than that no.... used in a symphonic way the accordion in orchestra form can sound as good (grandfather arranged music for just this purpose for decades before he passed ) he was a professional and private teacher... and i have a couple recordings of an orchestra sound from the accordion..
Grazie, meraviglioso! 🌟
❤🎹🎹🎹🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶your awesome
Loved the performance. Bravo!
Beautiful 🥰
Wonderfoul
Always a favorite!! Prompted me to research today's British history: Battle of Tewkesbury. Regardless, this is such a bright happy piece of British music which is reflected in your performance. 🇬🇧 Thanks! 🎹🎶
🇮🇹. Molto bello ,questo organo , e molto bravo chi lo suina !!..bravo !!👍❤️
Brano tranquillo e distensivo e molto "ecclesiale". Grazie e ciao
heel mooi
Tellement beau!
BRAVO!!! BRAVO!!! BRAVISSIMO!!!
Как насыщенно звучит ))) Величественно )))
Lovely !! Thank you.
Beautiful!
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This reminds me of a comment relating to Liszt: that he only ever played another person's composition once, as it was written. After that, he could not resist 'improving' it - and it always sounded better(!)
Thanks for this performance, and especially for the extras!
Before this came out as its own separate video, I had gone back and found it in the full concert video it's from often enough that I still automatically expect Jonathan to turn to the camera at the end and say, "To the opera, now, and..." :)
Nice use of the 8 foot tuba or tromba reed Jonathan.
Superb, sometimes played so slowly this piece. Its so much more uplifting at the right pace
Is this a permanent group you lead, or a group of singers from this particular town? They’re really good (or were when this was performed). Do they travel around Wales and have they performed elsewhere? Good job!
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wow i found another person to play this on the organ (diane bish ) the other... this is awesome... first time i heard this i loved it.... now ill have this playing in my head all day... and widors toccata (ever hear that on the accordion? i have it)
Fantastic sir... We Real treat tonhear & enjoy watch you play the pipe organ. Admire your detailing as well. You may Pl consider playing Jeremiah Clarke's version when you time.. Thanks a ton.
Jonathan has already done Clarke's trumpet version, its on this channel listed as Jeremiah Clarke - The Prince of Denmark's March (Trumpet Voluntary)
@@epincion Thanks
Are you doing a Christmas concert this year
Superb Jonathan. Is that the Tuba 8' you are using on the Solo organ?
Unfortunately the trumpet stop is not able to come out over the left hand and pedal lines. Could use less accompaniment or a good powerful tuba mirabilis.
Which piece is this that is being preformed
🍍🌴Naturalistic pantheism identifies God with the world. There is God, there is the world, but God merges into the world. The world is the only reality, God is only the abstract sum of all that exists. This is what these sonorities inspire me
That actually makes sense for me.